Jarron was the answer tonight.
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Jarron was the answer tonight.
You have to have answers.
Gary was the problem...Jarron is the Answer
You have to have answers.
If we had January Jarron the whole season we probably only have 3 losses.
cincyguy13
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Jarron was the answer tonight.
I'll take it. Vogt had a big bucket when we needed it. Jaevin had a big 3. But yeah, great Jarron is hard to deal with.
Diarra gets beat a lot on defense. Tries to guard everyone too tight. If he took a step back he'd be alright.
Well he doesn't get beat that much, but I agree. I think it's partially the game plan though, Brannen wants Diarra to use his size and athleticism to make his man (who usually isn't a ball handler) uncomfortable. But Diarra gets too tights at times.
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Well he doesn't get beat that much, but I agree. I think it's partially the game plan though, Brannen wants Diarra to use his size and athleticism to make his man (who usually isn't a ball handler) uncomfortable. But Diarra gets too tights at times.
Yeah, I'm not saying he's bad, just take a step off and he could probably shut the guy down completely. He's 6'10, he can contest the shot when he isn't in their face. I highly doubt Brannen is telling him to get that tight. Seems like he's just trying too hard to impress.
Yeah I doubt Brannen is telling him to get that tight, but Brannen is probably telling him to get tight because Diarra is capable of it.
Seems like either Diarra is trying to impress or is overconfident in his ability. He's been excellent on defense most of the season, but the last few games not so much. Last game he overhelped and left his man open from three a couple times, this game he was getting too tight and got driven on several times.
Seems like either Diarra is trying to impress or is overconfident in his ability. He's been excellent on defense most of the season, but the last few games not so much. Last game he overhelped and left his man open from three a couple times, this game he was getting too tight and got driven on several times.
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Good news is Houston isn't a great shooting team. If we can contain Jarruea's driving I think we will be alright. They also don't have size. Vogt has to play better.
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JC... the second coming
He is risen
Seriously that was insanely fun.
Absolutely perfect game
He is risen
Seriously that was insanely fun.
Absolutely perfect game
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Good news is Houston isn't a great shooting team. If we can contain Jarruea's driving I think we will be alright. They also don't have size. Vogt has to play better.
They double every post touch.
Vogt will have his work cut out and Gresham and Harris are good shot blockers.
But if we get that JC ... we good
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They double every post touch.
Vogt will have his work cut out and Gresham and Harris are good shot blockers.
But if we get that JC ... we good
Good, I hope they do double. That is what we want.
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Harvey's shot looked a little quicker and smoother. Wonder if he changed it or I am seeing things. His fouls are still as dumb as ever.
We completely shut down one of the most efficient offenses in the country. We have some big time offensive threats and our defense just keeps getting better. We are trending upwards every single game IMO. Starting to get some good feelings about how this year is gonna close out
Tre with 9 boards, 3 assists and 1 turnover. 1-2 shooting. That is a good night IMO as we didn’t waste about 5 possessions on jumpers and TOs. I will take that type of game from him
He’s definitely a draymond green type, he doesn’t need to score to have an impact on the game. And when he does have good scoring nights it’s pretty much a lock. He’s a great glue guy, we’ve got plenty of offensive weapons, I’d much rather seen him playing within himself and not forcing shots that he is pretty decent at, but just aren’t statistically good shots to take. Games like these I believe will help him to see how much of an effect a player can have on a game even without adding a bunch of points on the board.
And one comment about Mcneal, he’s probably our best defensive guard, at the very least an equal. His biggest problem is/was the same as Kilpatricks in the NBA. Through whatever reasons, he feels the need to be that guy, and he just isn’t. He has some great talent, he’s quick, can make some pretty nice plays getting to the hole. If he’d learn to accept he shouldn’t shoot unless it’s a wide open shot I think he’d actually be a very good player. Just another guy who isn’t willing to accept his role, and it completely diminishes all the things he actually does pretty well.
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We held 3 SMU starters who combined for 63 minutes scoreless, but most importantly, one of those players was Kendric Davis, whose previous low-scoring game this season was 9 points. MAW had two really good blocks on him.
It's hard to see us losing another home game this season with how dominant, particularly defensively, we've been recently.
It's hard to see us losing another home game this season with how dominant, particularly defensively, we've been recently.
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It's been so nice watching this team continually improve throughout the season. Tons of credit to MAW for playing lock down defense last night.
Jarron has to love how much easier it is for him to get his shot in this offense.
Last year Jarron shot 41.5% from 2 overall and 40.5% from 2 in conference.
This year he's shooting 47.6% from 2 and 53.1% from 2 in conference.
As Brannen said in his postgame last night, when you have multiple guys that can score, opposing teams just can't key in on one player.
We blew out SMU and had bad offensive games from Vogt, Scott, and Jaevin.
Jarron has to love how much easier it is for him to get his shot in this offense.
Last year Jarron shot 41.5% from 2 overall and 40.5% from 2 in conference.
This year he's shooting 47.6% from 2 and 53.1% from 2 in conference.
As Brannen said in his postgame last night, when you have multiple guys that can score, opposing teams just can't key in on one player.
We blew out SMU and had bad offensive games from Vogt, Scott, and Jaevin.
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Good, I hope they do double. That is what we want.
I believe Houston automatically doubles and traps on all post touches, it's part of their defense regardless of who the opposing big man is. Vogt isn't going to get many 1v1 opportunities against them, he needs be ready for the double and make quick smart passes. His TO rate hasn't been very good in conference and Houston is going to try to force him into mistakes.